Fuel Prices to Roll Back After 2 Weeks of Increases; LPG Up
Fuel prices in the Philippines are set to decrease by less than P1 per liter for diesel and gasoline, and over P2 per liter for kerosene, after two consecutive weeks of hikes. However, LPG prices will increase by P3.67 per kilogram. Transport groups continue to press the government for fare increases.
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